AP Photo/Kin Cheung
Over the weekend, the New Zealand All Blacks rugby team beat England, 26-7, and won the Hong Kong Sevens Tournament. But really, we all won. Because they celebrated by dancing.
Shirtless.
In the rain.
Praise!
AP Photo/Kin Cheung
The dance is the Haka, a traditional dance of the native New Zealand Māori people, adopted by the team as a sort of "war chant" before their rugby matches. Intimidating? Surely. Sexy? Oh, yes.
AP Photo/Kin Cheung
Watch their dance below, and curse whoever filmed this and didn't use an HD camera:
Related: Last year, the All Blacks welcomed Beyoncé to New Zealand with the Haka.
Which is to say: Beyoncé approves!